Amazing experience! Imelda was a wonderful, thoughtful and knowledgeable guide. Her knowledge and passion for the Cenotes made the experience extremely special for me. It felt more like an exploration and less like a touristy excursion. Patrice was a wonderful photographer! He captured everything I wanted memories of. Truly amazing people to share such a memorable adventure with.

Words are hard to find- absolutely incredible experience! This was an amazing adventure. Miguel was a wonderful guide and Alfredo was a fantastic host. We felt well taken care of and fully immersed in this unique experience. Highly recommend for all!!

This excursion was one of the free ones through our timeshare at Royal Solaris. I wasn’t sure what to expect as sometimes excursions are hit and miss. However, this was amazing. We only had the walk through the caves followed by lunch, but our tour guide (in a small group of 9) Felipe was the best. Very informational, knowledgeable, and helpful - ensuring everyone enjoyed the tour. There was also a staff member taking pictures as you cannot take anything with you, you need to pay attention to the landscape as the walking surface constantly changes. The pictures are a little costly, but it’s vacation… We hope to visit again next year and take a different route through the caves as they have several.

Incredible experience. It was so beautiful and intriguing. Our guide victor was incredible as he guided us through the jungle on bikes and then led us to this incredible place. It is in small groups which makes it unique Definitely recommend going.

The experience was great and our tour guide was Giselle she was amazing only thing is I paid for the package deal and was told a video would come with it and would get sent a link and I never received the link I reached out to them via email and they told me the link would be sent and never received . I sent multiple emails and they choose to ignore so I basically got scammed from what I was suppose to recieve in my package that I paid $100+ for

It’s beautiful. Gorgeous. The cenote was freeeeeezing cold, but it was soooo worth it. It was stunning. Seeing the Chichen Itza pyramids was another amazing experience we had. We loved the history lesson from our tour guide. Make sure you wear comfortable sneakers! We didn’t get to go down to the beach, but it was a beautiful view.

We had a great time during our tour Rio Secreto Wild, our tour guide Mich and photographer made it an even more incredible , one of a kind experience. We could really tell they put their heart in their service , and most importantly .. they take pride in doing what they do. Highly recommended!!! ❤️

Our family of 4 enjoyed the Rio Secreto Plus tour. We booked through Nexus at our hotel and were picked up at the hotel lobby at 9:30am. We arrived to the entrance around 10:30am, signed waivers and got into another van to drive another 15 minutes to the activity area. We dropped our stuff into lockers and were equipped with helmets. Our guide Fernando was fantastic! He was knowledgeable, patient and supportive. We were put into a group of 12 and some opted out of the bike ride portion and were driven instead. The bike ride was bumpy but fun! We did one repelling session down into a cave and felt very safe the entire time. We went back to the locker area on bike where we got into our swimsuits, water shoes and wetsuits (they provided the shoes and wetsuits for us to use). We swapped our helmets for ones with flashlights and headed down into the cenotes. This was by far our favourite part of the excursion. The caves were very cool and it was fun to hike and swim inside. We were glad we opted for the wetsuits as the water was chilly. When we turned out the lights, it was so dark and the kids loved it! What an experience! Our lunch happened at the end of the activities which ended up being around 4pm. We got back to the hotel around 5:45 so it was a full day excursion. Overall it was a fun day!

David S was our tour guide, and it was one of the high points of my wife and I's honeymoon. Swimming through an underwater cave is something I have never done before, and it was worth it. David S was funny, knowledgeable, and helpful in navigating the cenote. I didn't know that we would get to do rappelling and ziplining as well, so that was a pleasant surprise. The food after the tour is also yummy. My only complaint is the complete rip-off for souvenir photos. They only give you two options; one picture for $30 and all the pictures for $120. Maybe this is how they make their money, but they should at least advertise that or let people take pictures of their own (which they prohibit).

I had an awesome time here, the whole excursion was beautiful. I came on 8/22 /24 on carnival jubilee. I bought my pictures and didn't have service to download my pictures right then and there. Once I was back on the ship with service, I went to the site and entered in the code given and came up as wrong invalid code. I spent $30 on 1 picture and now I have no way of getting my picture I spend money on and the fact I couldn't even take a picture from my phone of the actual picture is truly messed up ! Don't waste your time buying pictures. Just enjoy an take your own pictures as much as you can .

This is a trip that requires people who aren't afraid to have a little action and be adventurous on the trip. The caves were amazing and don't b afraid to get wet. The zipline, biking, and rappelling were also fun! David S was an excellent tour guide. I highly suggest you get him!

A great day spent. The morning was a thrilling cave adventure with an excellent guide (Javier). He told us of both heritage and legend. Very knowledgeable. We were then brought to a lunch which was OK. Mind you the photos that were taken by an excellent camera man in the cave named Patrick were very overpriced. The photos were great, but the outrageous cost turned us away very quickly. The afternoon was spent at Tulum. Again Javier was knowledgeable and passionate about the heritage of the site. Transportation was excellent the entire day. The Tulum market had its fair share of aggressive sellers, but I've seen much worse... so overall not bad. My wife did get a chance to get a high five from a small monkey which made her trip. Overall, don't skip out on this adventure. You will have missed an excellent cave experience, and some important cultural spots. Cheers Rio Secreto Staff.

Was a great experience and our guide Alfredo was excellent he explained everything in both English and Spanish was very good explaining everything even to the 4 kids on the group excellent will do it again

I was hoping to visit Tulum first and then cool off in Rio Secreto. Due to our hotel location, we did the cave first and Tulum second. This turned out to be a great thing. According to our incredibly awesome guide, Jorge (a.k.a. George of the jungle) being the first cave tour is best because you're the only people in the cave. And he's right, it was awesome. I cannot wait to go back to Mexico to do the wild tour (hopefully with Jorge!!). Tulum was beautiful. It was also August and unbearably humid and hot!!! Very beautiful and Jorge was very informative! I highly recommend this tour, particularly if you are interested in history. We visited Chichen Itza the day before this tour, and it was really neat to see the change in the Mayan society between the two cities. If I had to choose one or the other, I would definitely do the cave! It's just a little more fun. Although if you're a real history fanatic, Tulum is very worthwhile.

This is a wonderful experience in a beautiful setting. To see what it took mother nature millions of years to create was a once in a lifetime experience. We toured with Milo who was a great guide. Here is my assessment of what to expect. This is a physical experience. You will be walking and swimming through a water filled cave with uneven ground and some areas with very low ceilings. It is amazing, but not a walk through a cave. Wear the wetsuit. You're in the cold water for a long time. You will be more comfortable with the wetsuit. Take the walking stick. You are walking on uneven and rocky surfaces with quck changes in elevation. It was nice to be able to poke around and point out rough spots for my wife. Have fun. It was amazing and we're glad we did it.